Vintage Original 1962-66 Chevy Ii Nova Horn Cap Button W Rubber 3791467 on 2040-parts.com
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Vintage Original Chevy/GM Parts 1962-66 Chevy II, Nova Horn Cap, Button w Rubber Insulator Numbered 3791467 Nice Shiny Chrome with Only Minor Pitting Rubber Is Still Soft/Pliable Cap Is Dirty on Backside & Will Need Cleaning Check All Pictures Closely As I Do Consider Them Part of My Description Check out my other items! |
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